SugarCreek Cottage
Food scene
This has a solid NorCal menu and great views of the vineyards across the street. Nice outdoor seating and dig friendly.
57 locals recommend
The Kenwood Restaurant & Bar
9900 Sonoma HwyThis has a solid NorCal menu and great views of the vineyards across the street. Nice outdoor seating and dig friendly.
Brooklyn meets the wine country. Eclectic flavorful comfort food using local
Ingredients. This restaurant started as a food truck but has outdoor dining, a local
Market and even live music at the weekend.
37 locals recommend
TIPS Roadside
8445 Sonoma HwyBrooklyn meets the wine country. Eclectic flavorful comfort food using local
Ingredients. This restaurant started as a food truck but has outdoor dining, a local
Market and even live music at the weekend.
Sightseeing
This is one of the first wineries in the area and was used in the film Bottle Shock. You can take a wine tasting on the hill and see the original
Boxing ring from the movie. The wines are well priced in the $35-40 range and the tastings are generous. Bonus - it’s pet friendly!
75 locals recommend
Kunde Family Winery
9825 Sonoma HwyThis is one of the first wineries in the area and was used in the film Bottle Shock. You can take a wine tasting on the hill and see the original
Boxing ring from the movie. The wines are well priced in the $35-40 range and the tastings are generous. Bonus - it’s pet friendly!
This is a bucolic village with a number of great food stops from the Creekside restaurant to the Glen Ellen Star and Pascals French bakery. There is also amazing hiking at the Sonoma Valley Regional Park (dog friendly) and the historic Jack London Square makes an interesting visit.
25 locals recommend
Glen Ellen
This is a bucolic village with a number of great food stops from the Creekside restaurant to the Glen Ellen Star and Pascals French bakery. There is also amazing hiking at the Sonoma Valley Regional Park (dog friendly) and the historic Jack London Square makes an interesting visit.